From the parking lot, you might not know that atop of the IGA Extra Famille Duchemin, in Ville-Saint-Laurent, sits a 29,000-square-foot garden.

This year’s conference features an exciting lineup of six new masterclasses.

The Sustainable Futures podcast releases a new captivating episode featuring esteemed educator and advocate, Dr. Sabine O’Hara, Ph.D., from the University of the District of Columbia

The Spring 2024 Living Architecture Monitor is now live exploring the many aspects of urban agriculture, which is key to future-proofing our food, protecting our health, and greening our cities.

Take a tour of a rooftop laboratory where scientists show how growing crops under solar panels can produce both food and clean energy.

The longtime nickname for Boston’s Fenway Park, home to the Red Sox, takes on a new meaning with a vegetative roof

A tomato crop is not a long range prospect, raising the promise of adding to Chennai’s supply through gardens and rooftop producers.

The Rooftop Farm Reception promises to be an extraordinary networking opportunity, offering attendees a chance to connect with industry professionals and like-minded individuals.

Green Roofs for Healthy Cities is excited to launch the Spring 2023 digital edition of the free Living Architecture Monitor (LAM) magazine.

Dallas City Council has passed a new plan for increasing food production in Dallas in a bid to increase sustainable and local agriculture.

Javits Center’s $1.5 billion expansion features a farm and orchard that raise green roof to new heights

City council next month will consider a zoning change to allow agriculture in a mixed-use district

Ben will be speaking about the new Javits Center Rooftop Farm and Orchard in New York City

Ben Flanner, co-founder and CEO of Brooklyn Grange, will be speaking about the new food producing green roof at the Javits Center during CitiesAlive, in Philadelphia

Enough with the urban vs. rural binary. When rurbanization brings agriculture into cities, everyone benefits

The garden includes a “living wall” that will grow herbs, berries and more for the hospital kitchen.

Brooklyn Grange seeking applicant to fill full time Design/Build Operations Manager vacancy

Following a $1.55 billion renovation, the Jacob K. Javits Center in Midtown, Manhattan now features a one-acre rooftop farm.

New rooftop farm on Staten Island grows food and absorbs stormwater.

New developments around the city are allowing residents to get dirt under their green thumbs on terraces, rooftops and adjacent lands